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Discover Rhode Island's fall colors on an 8-hour autumn tour featuring woodland wagon rides, farm visits, covered bridges, and rural landmarks.
Explore the scenic beauty of Rhode Island during Autumn in New England, a full-day tour designed to showcase the vibrant fall foliage and rural charm of the state’s countryside. For $100 per person, this 8-hour journey departs from Providence, offering a combination of engaging activities, picturesque views, and local stories. The tour is perfect for those who appreciate nature, rural traditions, and authentic New England scenery, though it is not suitable for wheelchair users.
This tour is led by an expert guide and is conducted on an air-conditioned tour bus, ensuring comfort throughout the day. While the experience includes many highlights, guests should note that food and drinks are not included. The tour runs rain or shine, making it a dependable option for fall adventures, with the flexibility to cancel with a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.


The tour begins at 1 Sabin Street, right outside the Providence Visitor Center. This location is easily accessible, being directly across from the Omni Hotel and close to the Rhode Island Convention Center. Guests should meet at the side near the Omni, ready for an 8-hour exploration of Rhode Island’s fall landscape.
The meeting point is clearly marked, and the tour organizer offers flexible booking options, including pay later reservations and full cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
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Traveling on a modern, air-conditioned tour bus, guests comfortably enjoy the scenic drive through Rhode Island’s countryside. The guide leads the group with engaging commentary, sharing stories about the state’s forest areas and rural communities.
The bus is designed for comfort; however, passengers should be aware that wheelchair lifts are not available. Those with mobility concerns should plan accordingly, as the tour involves some stairs, but handrails are provided on the vehicle.

One of the tour’s highlights is a horse-drawn wagon ride through a picturesque woodland area. This activity offers an authentic way to experience Rhode Island’s fall foliage and listen to the guide’s stories about local forest regions.
The wagon ride provides a slow, peaceful experience, allowing plenty of time for taking photographs of the vibrant leaves and the natural surroundings. It’s a favorite activity that adds a rustic touch to the day’s itinerary.
A unique feature of this tour is a visit to the last covered bridge on a public road in Rhode Island. This historic structure makes for excellent photo opportunities and provides insight into the rural transportation history of the region.
Guests can admire the craftsmanship of this bridge while learning about its significance from the guide. This stop offers a perfect break for capturing scenic shots amid the bright fall colors.
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Guests get the chance to pick apples at a scenic farm, one of Rhode Island’s most attractive rural spots. This activity is not only enjoyable but also allows visitors to connect with local agricultural traditions.
The farm setting is picturesque, surrounded by fall foliage. Visitors can take photos and, if they wish, purchase fresh apples or other farm products. It’s a delightful way to engage with the local rural culture.
A visit to the oldest country store in a quaint rural village offers a glimpse into the past. The store’s historic charm and selection of local goods make it a memorable stop.
Guests can browse the shelves filled with regional products, souvenirs, and snacks. The store’s rustic ambiance enhances the feeling of stepping back in time while enjoying the vibrant colors of the season outside.
Throughout the day, the guide shares fascinating stories about local people and places in Rhode Island’s forest region. The tour emphasizes rural landmarks and fall activities, making it ideal for those who want to see the state’s natural beauty and traditional rural life.
Guests will find plenty of opportunities for photo stops and enjoying the crisp autumn air. The pacing allows ample time to appreciate each site without feeling rushed.
Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes and bring water and weather-appropriate clothing. The tour proceeds rain or shine, so dressing in layers is recommended to stay comfortable throughout the day.
While the bus provides a smooth ride, those with mobility issues should note that wheelchair access is limited. The tour suits most able-bodied travelers who enjoy outdoor activities and scenic drives.
Guests can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility to plan their fall adventure without immediate payment. The full cancellation policy allows cancellations up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund, adding peace of mind.
This tour is ideal for fall enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone interested in exploring Rhode Island’s rural heritage in a relaxed, scenic setting.
Autumn in New England offers a well-rounded glimpse of Rhode Island’s countryside, combining scenic drives, outdoor activities, and historic sites. The expert guide ensures that visitors learn engaging stories about the local forest regions and landmarks, making the day both educational and enjoyable.
While not accessible for everyone, especially those requiring wheelchair lifts, the experience remains a worthwhile option for most looking to enjoy Rhode Island’s vibrant fall scenery. The combination of activities, from wagon rides to apple picking, makes this tour a charming way to celebrate the season.
What is included in the tour price?
The $100 per person fee covers the guided tour, air-conditioned bus transportation, and local taxes and fees. Food and drinks are not included.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, usually starting in the morning.
Where does the tour meet?
The meeting point is outside the Providence Visitor Center at 1 Sabin St, across from the Omni Hotel.
Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?
Yes, the tour is suitable for most able-bodied travelers who enjoy outdoor activities and scenic drives. However, it is not suitable for wheelchair users due to limited accessibility.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, water, and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended to stay comfortable during the day.
Does the tour operate in bad weather?
Yes, the tour takes place rain or shine. Dressing accordingly is advised.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are there any physical limitations?
Buses do not have wheelchair lifts, but there are handrails to assist with stairs. The tour may not be suitable for those with mobility challenges.
Is the guide available in languages other than English?
The tour is conducted in English only.
Can I book this tour with flexible payment options?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, offering flexibility to plan your fall trip.
What makes this tour special?
It’s the opportunity to experience Rhode Island’s fall foliage, rural landmarks, and local stories in a comfortable, guided setting, making for a complete seasonal outing.